Love this little cart. I've only had their al pastor tacos which are so delicious. The tortillas…read moreare made by hand and the meat is on the skewers with pineapple. Food is always fresh and service is fast which I appreciate it. Check them out.

These tacos were bullsh*t. Dry and crusty tortillas. 2 kids working the stand and they make up…read moretheir own prices. 11 tacos and 3 sodas for $40. If we weren't already hungry and short on time we would have thrown them away and tried for a refund.

Breakfast sandwich is the best. Super fast and food is really good. Would definitely recommendread more

After having a lack of options in the area. This truck is awesome. the friendly faces and good food…read moreare wonderful. I would recommend it to everyone. The man that services me was sweet and kind and help me out with anything I needed.

The Good: Still like what it used to taste like from what I can remember. Hits the spot every time!…read more The Bad: Adel's is a fierce competitor a few blocks down with a long line. BUT, imho Adel's doesn't really taste as good as the original Halal Guys in terms of flavor and fragrance. The chicken from Adel's is in bigger chunks and some argue is more tender, but the flavor is definitely not close. Also, it's important that it comes with lettuce, tomatoes and a little onion to balance everything out. Finally, You must get both the spicy red and white sauce together to make it all come together! The Ugly: The smell is addictive, so if you walk by, it's hard to resist, even if you've just eaten a nice meal somewhere else. We couldn't resist. Gotta hit the gym hard for the next few days!

This is a NYC staple--but on a Friday or Saturday night, the line gets insanely long…read more Pro tip from a New Yorker: the cart on 53rd & 7th is the exact same--same owners, same food. People skip it thinking it's not the real one, so there's usually little to no line. Even better, it's right by the Shake Shack seating area, so you can actually sit and enjoy your food. Look for the cart next to the "HOPE" statue.

HOBOKEN: If you are looking for "the spot" with unbeatable Manhattan skyline views, eclectic eats,…read moreand great drinks, look no further than Pier 13 Hoboken! Located on the Hudson River, this seasonal outdoor waterfront beer garden welcomes leashed, friendly pups everywhere except the grass area. Grab a seat, take in the views, and enjoy bites from a variety of food trucks alongside cocktails, beer, and other refreshing drinks. The vibe is lively with events like Happy Hour specials, Adoption Days, and plenty of fun pop-ups. IDs are checked at the entrance, but guests under 21 are welcome as long as they are with a parent.

I loveee a Sunday afternoon at Pier 13! What's not to like? Sunshine, drinks, boats going by, a DJ,…read morefood trucks and games! Pier 13 is family-friendly during the daytime and by night the crowd changes. They have a two bars on sight as well as a handful of food trucks. The key is to get here early mainly to find parking and also if you want to get a good seat.

I have passed this food truck a number of times, and have never had the opportunity to stop by…read more They stopped by my job today, and lunch time, and since it was busy morning I figured why not. The prices were VERY reasonable, so I ordered a chicken kabob, with barbecue sauce, corn on the cob with parmesan cheese and butter, and an arepa filled with mozzarella cheese, only $10 for all that food. The food was pretty good, better then I expected and I am very full. It was definitely worth the money, and a great lunch. They take cash and credit cards! I'd definitely grab something to eat here again in the future.

I must have passed this truck about a hundred times on Bergenline Ave. Very random truck to have…read morealways thinking to myself they must have good corn. Out of all the times I passed by I never had a chance to actually stop and try it out. It's actually in a conscientious location, right near the park and across the street from a huge parking lot. On one special day, I was browsing Uber eats and they popped up as an option. Clearly nothing else mattered on there except for trying the corn guys. I placed my order for an arepa, corn on the cob with all the toppings, and a hot dog. The food was delivered nice and hot. The corn I noticed was not your regular Mexican Street Corn, they used Parmesan cheese instead of the cheese that is regularly used. I took one bite and it did not matter...all I can think to myself was OMG why didn't I stop to get this sooner?!?! So fresh, so sweet, so delicious. It's easily the best corn on the cob I have ever had. If I could give more than 5 stars for this corn I would. The arepa and hotdog was also delicious! I have been hooked ever since and get them regularly now. If you see this place, do yourself a favor and get some corn.

Last week I went and there were four trucks and a local farm with a produce stand. This week just…read morethree trucks (only one was that same as the week prior) and no produce (which is suprising considering they clearly advertise the farm market). Be advised that the venue may also change on a whim as they (the town) is still "looking for the best spot" for this venture (as per Incrediballs). Originally it was near the outlets opposite Burlington. Which is where I was headed when I happened to notice a side of the road sign with a arrow (leading me down a different route...township website still shows the old address). Trucks are only here Wed from 11 - 2. So, all in all, it's a good thing but hit or miss depending on who is there (it isn't posted anywhere that I've found but I'm sure the trucks keep their Twitter and Facebook followers in the loop). Since I don't like Empanada Guy (see my review), I've had Thai Elephant a bunch of times, and I dont want Soup (in 90 degree heat) I write this review waiting for my lunch....at nearby Cheeseburger In Paradise.

Shared a combo meal and wrap with my husband after hearing amazing things about this truck and…read morerealizing we were already nearby! We came right at opening (around 7:30pm on a weekday), and there were already a couple people waiting for it to open. Luckily we didn't have to wait too long to place our order, and our meal was made fresh to order (but was still ready quick). I'm not typically a food truck person, but I was impressed and enjoyed the meal. Of the two proteins, I preferred the chicken. The extra hot sauce had a great level of heat, too!

I'm a sucker for halal carts and have heard great things about this spot! Came here just before 8pm…read moreon a Wednesday and there were a handful of people in line to order, but nothing too crazy and was able to order in like 5min. Ordered a fish masala platter and beef chapli kebab platter. It took about 20min to get our order which definitely felt on the longer side. It was because of the fish prep. If you're in a rush, just get one of the chicken/beef platters or something. There were about 5 other orders that came after us that got their orders before because they had ordered stuff like chicken over rice and what not. Once your food is ready they'll ask what sauces you want. We got white, some red (spicy) and green (lemon herb). We booked it home immediately and started eating within 20min. Ok so how was the food? Pretty good! I think the biggest standouts from this place is the rice (nice and fluffy) and the sauces are pretty bold, but balanced (or as balanced as you can for this). The beef chapli kebab is great and I feel is pretty rare for most halal carts. They're basically minced kebabs with herbs and spices slammed in so lots of different flavors and texture. The masala fish is also good. It obviously got a little soggy from the wait, but some pieces had a crunch. It wasn't particularly bursting with masala flavor, but with all the sauce it kind of makes up for it. The only thing in my opinion that sucked was the fries. They're like an even worse version of in-and-out fries. Just soggy and zero crunch. It's a bit of a write off for me, but it doesn't detract too much. The only shame for me is they don't open until 7:30pm. Wish it would open just a bit earlier, but they're def open late if you want the late night munchies. Also, they take card with a 3% up charge, so bring cash if you got it. Total was just under $30. TL;DR: Pretty good halal cart. Opens later, but good for late night munchies. Fish masala is pretty good, but can be a wait. Beef chapli is good, too. I'm sure the standard chicken over rice is good, too.

We are here on holiday in New York staying locally to this bakery. We were recommended for…read morebreakfast and absolutely love it here. The best cheese and ham sandwiches we have ever tasted - the bread is perfect, and a perfect packed lunch for a day in NY with my two sons. The loveliest way to start the day - clean, great energy, people are lovely, and the croissants and food 10/10. Love it, from Richard & family

On my first visit to Buenos Aires, I was shocked by the ubiquity of dulce de leche in every single…read moresweet shop and beyond. I have fine memories of walking through the streets of Recoleta and Palermo at night in search of a quality alfajore, or mornings started with a dulce-filled medialuna and a coffee. This very good Argentine bakery took me back to those days, with a delicious chocolate-encased alfajore paired with a cortado and a crispy churro filled with dulce. For a savory bite, the cheese and spinach empanadas were tasty, if a bit salty. They were both baked, as is the typical style within B.A. city limits.